[xmail] Re: From Field and Return Path

Hi Edinilson, XMail verifies the DNS domain of the sender in the SMTP envelope, not the From field inside the message header. The return path is part of the smtp transaction itself, and is sent before the actual text of the mail is delivered. The From: line is inside the message text, and is

[xmail] Re: SMail command line settings

, 20 Mar 2002, Paul Sobey wrote: Hi everyone, What settings are you all using, if any, to tune the SMail parameters on XMail? I want to arrange it so that mail is held for up to 3 days before it gets returned to sender. With the default timeout and retry settings (480 secs and 32 retries), I

[xmail] SMail command line settings

Hi everyone, What settings are you all using, if any, to tune the SMail parameters on XMail? I want to arrange it so that mail is held for up to 3 days before it gets returned to sender. With the default timeout and retry settings (480 secs and 32 retries), I reckon that I need to specify -Qi 8

[xmail] Broken DNS?

I have a message in my queue from one of my users to an address @lmpoffice.com, which hasn't been delivered. I have a string of failures in the slog/logfile as follows: ErrCode = -40 ErrString = Invalid server address ErrInfo = 193.130.58.162. SMAIL SMTP-Send MX = 193.130.58.162. SMTP =

[xmail] Re: Broken DNS?

? | | On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Paul Sobey wrote: I have a message in my queue from one of my users to an address @lmpoffice.com, which hasn't been delivered. I have a string of failures in the slog/logfile as follows: ErrCode = -40 ErrString

[xmail] Re: filtering outgoing mails

Use a generic .tab filter and do the from domain processing in there. There's no current way to filter on from domain. On this topic, I'm in the middle of developing a perl module for my internal use called XMail::Filter. Currently it uses the MIME::Parser tools to take apart emails and add

[xmail] Re: information about send failure

I second this - I think it would be a very useful feature. I have my timeouts tuned so a mail takes around 3 days to fail - a configurable delay notification would be excellent :) On another note, even better if the messages for failure/delay were configurable - isn't it Postfix which has

[xmail] Re: Check queue via ctrl

On Fri, 4 Jan 2002, Paul Sobey wrote: I'm happy to give it a go. Can you give me a bit

[xmail] Check queue via ctrl

Hello everyone, I know that I can use the frozlist ctrl command to get a list of emails that have failed for one reason or another, but is there a similar way to check on emails that are in the queue awaiting delivery? Example - user sends email to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and several hours later

[xmail] Initiate script based on from address?

Hi all, Is there a way to run a script based on the sender user/domain as opposed to the recipient? E.g. if I wish to run a script on all mail passing through the server from [EMAIL PROTECTED], can I do this, short of a filter which checks all messages? Cheers, Paul - To unsubscribe from this

[xmail] Xmail as a relay - have I got this right?

Hello everybody, I am a recent convert to Xmail, and have deployed it onto my backup relay. Everything is working well, and I am keen to install the system on my production relay. Before I do however, I'd like to discuss my config with you, to make sure I am doing things right! Scenario: Lotus